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Prepare StreamSplit 0.1.1 documentation and tooling release - #3
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@agent-axiom/streamsplit@0.1.1to refresh the stale npm installation text and package the documentation/tooling improvements already merged.Verification
npm run release:check: 54 tests, TypeScript API checks, packed ESM/TypeScript consumers, short demo, and archive build passed locally.npm run demoandgit diff --checkpassed.616c9ae69e9534eaeb73948f7f58ce992b077f0d918b47996da3056049b493f5.ec3be0516ddaffc715d875df8deb1300fc58d72apassed all four CI jobs: Node 20/22/24 and eventsource-parser 4.1.1.Publication boundary
This is a draft preparation PR. No Git tag, GitHub release, npm publication, trusted-publisher grant, environment protection, or activation variable was created. Registry check still shows 0.1.0 as the latest stable version. Publication and persistent npm access need separate explicit approval; a new publisher must complete a successful publish within two days of setup.
The final merged release commit must be checked again before publishing; an archive's SHA-256 does not itself constitute npm provenance.